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@friendlyfire3– The Piklist-way is the WordPress-way!
When you register the taxonomy with Piklist, pass an array of Post Types not just one.
$taxonomies[] = array( 'post_type' => array('post','page','custom_cpt') // multiple CPTs ,'name' => 'taxonomy_name'This also works if you want to register your Taxonomy with the WordPress function
register_taxononmy.Let me know if this helps.
@fritsgarrer– It’s not that we choose not to, it’s just that we haven’t implemented yet. Currently, we are working on getting our unit tests complete and getting Piklist to v1.0. We want to implement this, but it’s a feature request, and we are holding off on feature requests until v1.0.
Currently, on front-end forms you can only use the standard HTML file upload field which only allows one at a time. You cannot use the WordPress media uploader on the front.
I’ve used this in the past and it works pretty well:
return is_ssl() ? 'https://' : 'http://') . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
I think you mean OPTION GROUPS
You can see an example in Piklist Demos > Common > Lists > Select with Option Groups
piklist('field', array( 'type' => 'select' ,'field' => 'select_optgroup' ,'label' => __('Select with Option Groups', 'piklist-demo') ,'value' => 'third' ,'choices' => array( 'Group 1' => array( 'first' => __('First Choice', 'piklist-demo') ,'second' => __('Second Choice', 'piklist-demo') ,'third' => __('Third Choice', 'piklist-demo') ) ,'Group 2' => array( 'first' => __('First Choice', 'piklist-demo') ,'second' => __('Second Choice', 'piklist-demo') ,'third' => __('Third Choice', 'piklist-demo') ) ) ));Let us know if this works for you.
Guessing it’s not CSS, it’s something else on your site blocking the load. Possibly jquery itself.
Try using Chrome devtools to see how long everything is loading. When I try it looks like admin-ajax.php slows down on so many repeaters.
Also, Firefox seems to be loading the same page faster for me than Chrome.
@fbgm– If you want to edit an existing post you’re going to need the post id. Then add this to the end of the form url:
?_post[ID]=IDSo your url would look like this:
http://mydomain.com/my_form/?_post[ID]=84Is that what you are looking for?
@kplaneta– This shouldn’t be an issue unless you are using a field like the editor. Can you post your field code here?
@marcusig– Can you post your field code so we can see how you created the button field?
@jordisanchez– Welcome to the Piklist community!
That should work if you format the array properly.
@kabadabra– Piklist uses standard HTML form attributes.
Add this to any Piklist field array that you want disabled:
'attributes' => array( 'disabled' => 'disabled' )
This will make the form disabled
